Stewart’s Board Step 2

July 13^th, Stewart took his second board exam for medical school in Roanoke Virginia. He originally signed up to take the test with a classmate of his but a few weeks before his classmate decided he wanted more time to prepare and rescheduled his test for a later date. So instead of going alone, Stewart invited Sophie and me to tag a long. I was not big on the idea of us going along, since I knew Sophie and I would have to find something to do while he took his 8+ hour test; but in the end we decided to go and play at the mall.

We went up the night before and found a hotel near by the testing center and then went and scouted out the mall and a place to eat. Sophie loved sleeping in her very own full sized bed. I think she was still awake when Stewart and I feel asleep. The next day Sophie and I dropped Stewart off at this test, we then went back to our hotel had some breakfast and then got ready for our awesome (very long) day at the mall. We spent most of the day at the mall, mostly in Barns and Noble reading books or the children’s play area. By 3pm we were both tuckered out so we left the mall and found a park and took a nap. Afterwards we played at the park until finally Stewart called us and told us he was done. YIPPY!!!! We celebrated by going out to eat and then driving home to WV.

Stewart feels confident about his test although we won’t know how he did for a month or so. I personally am proud of him it took a lot of will power for Stewart to keep studying while Sophie and I were having fun at home without him. Congrats Stewart for getting past this hurdle on your way to becoming a Doctor. We are so lucky to have you as the man of our house. Loves!

PS. Stewart and I finally started year number four of med school, we graduate May 25, 2013. Woot Woot!!!!

Here are some pictures of Sophie having fun playing in the children's play area, she is growing up so much... 21 months old. 

PPS: Thanks for all those who left comments in my previous post. I am glad to know someone reads our blog. Your words are encouraging, thanks.